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UML MP Bhim Acharya has demanded that policy decisions should be made in the upcoming budget to solve the problem of cooperatives. He said that the problem will not be solved by embezzling the funds of the cooperative's savers and putting the directors of the cooperative in jail.
In the Sunday meeting of the House of Representatives, MP Acharya said that while preparing the budget, there should be a policy arrangement to solve the problems of cooperative victims. He said that the current steps taken by the government will not solve the cooperative problem.
'Will the problem of cooperatives be solved only by putting them in prison ? Had to review . If there is any kind of person who is in prison or if there is a person who is abroad, if he comes and confesses to return all the money of the victim within 6 months, then the person who is in prison should be released from prison or released on bail,'' he said. Cooperation does not happen without solving the problem . I don't think it will be solved in the current way. Let the budget make all these policy matters clear.'
Similarly, he also said that the development project should be separated on the recommendation of the parliamentarians. "There is an air in the market that MPs should not develop". The matter of development should not be given to the place where the MP said. Our people think that MPs are representatives of development. They are not talking about the law, they are only asking for empty development,' he said.
Acharya's argument was that since MPs go to people's doorsteps, they know more about development than employees and any government office. He also said that there should be no discrimination on the basis of access while restructuring the budget and cutting projects.
